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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1908
Page
29
ASTER designers of Paris and Berlin join with New York talents and local artists to present an Easter display of exquisitely fashioned millinery suits costumes blouses and outerwear. The continually changing exhibits promise much for discriminating women seeking exclusive spring wear and the latest fashion tendencies.
A clothing store trumpets its brightest, noblest spring line for young men with two and three button coats, peg top trousers, and varied fabrics priced from 10 to 25 dollars. It also promotes an extensive boys’ line praised for durable fabrics, neat patterns, bright styles, and strong value from 5 to 15 dollars.
O DAY we are showing another attractive collection of our Special Trimmed Hats at six dollars. The same care and individuality that go into more expensive hats will be found in our special $6.00 hats. In no instance have style and quality been sacrificed. Every one of them comes up to our high standard of excellence. The style range includes hats for all occasions Street and Dress Hats Toques for elderly women and handsome hats for misses and children. All of the styles are absolutely correct, and the very latest ideas in shapes and trimmings will be shown today.
Advertises affordable silk and taffeta petticoats in multiple styles and colors with prices from 3.75 to 7.75, noting value comparisons and on sale on second and third floors at Tenth and Eleventh streets. Highlights include black tatter silk, accordion and tucked flounce designs, and a $5.00 infant outdoor outfit with cream Bedford cord coat and mull cap.
A department buyer returns with Parisian novelties and a wide range of children and misses Oxford ties in Dongola Goodyear welted soles. Sizes span 6 to 10 1/2 and up to 2, priced from 1.50 to 3.00. Additional toys, games, and household goods fill compact sections on floors ten and eleven, featuring fishing spinners, mechanical diabolo, rings, and a variety of canned and dried foods in the nearby market.
For little tots sizes 2½ to 12, Russian and Sailor blouse suits in plain and fancy effects. All wool fabrics with trim, bloomers, and reefers for spring wear in plain blues grays tans browns reds and velvet collars. Wash suits in white and fancy effects sized 2½ to 12 offered at $2.56 each, values up to $5.00.
The famous K. and S line offers new stock and patterns for boys. Checks plaids stripes figures and plain colors with watch and without collars. Plain and plaited fronts in sizes up to 16 priced at $1.00 each on the third floor at Tenth Street.
Misses Spring Suits are shown in serges panamas and Henriettas with striped checked and plain colors. Semifitting coats for juniors and tight fitting coats with plain gored skirts for misses. Large lot of formigees and small women on sale this morning at a special price. Sizes 14 to 20. Also Misses Peter Thompson suits in fine serge black brown and navy with plaids. Sizes 14 to 20.
New stock of domestic corsets highlighted for fit and style with Paris corsets made to order. Featured models include Ideal Girdles, H Girdles, P N, C B, C C, and J B corsets in batiste with elastics attached. Prices range from 1.00 to 1.10 each. Third floor eleventh street.
British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce attended a dinner hosted by Miss Tuckerman. tableaux vivants at the Belasco Theater drew large crowds for Red Cross Day Camp and Washington Diet Kitchen. Diplomatic figures from France Austria Germany Italy Brazil Russia Argentina attended box parties and luncheons hosted by Mrs Hawkins, Mrs Denny Brereton, and others, with notes on travel and embassy circles.
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